Toro Petroleum Corp. v. Newell

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• where the appellate court reversed the damage award and ordered the trial court to enter an increased award, interest accrued on the lesser award until it was reversed and then on the greater award from the date of the appellate court’s reversal
• where the amount of the judgment was increased on appeal, interest began to accrue on the original amount from the date of the original judgment and interest accrued on the increased amount from the date of the appellate court’s decision
• escrowee’s disbursement was a breach of its fiduciary duty where the escrow instructions permitted the escrowee to act only upon the joint written direction of the parties, but the disbursement order did not contain the signature of one of the parties
• escrowee’s disbursement was a breach of its fiduciary duty where the escrow instructions permitted the escrowee to act only upon the joint written direction of the parties, but the disbursement order did not contain the signature of one of the parties
• where the appellate court reversed the damage award and ordered the trial court to enter an increased award, interest accrued on the lesser award until it was reversed and then on the greater award from the date of the appellate court's reversal

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